. >> we are watching that and we have a crash northbound 680 at burnell avenue. this involved a truck loaded with produce and the left lanes are blocked. the problem is that the commute direction on the other side of the freeway is getting a long look at this crash. you can see traffic taking up just past the crash and they are trying to figure out how to get the truck out the problem is that it is loaded and if they can upright it they will do that but they might have to unload it. this will be there for a bit. chp has been out for a while and the tow truck just arrived. there is the accident on the map and 680 is very slow and so is 880 from hayward to fremont. the done martin bridge is slow as normal. this is a look at the bay bridge with a wet commute into san francisco and 880 is slowing past the colosseum stop and go down into oakland. all of these freeways are slow on northbound 101 as well as 280 at 17. you can see that it is raining hard and this storm is causing problems on the roads. frank mallicoat is in emeryville checking on the conditions.>> report

burnel settled out of court for $20,000. >> i was thinking it was illegal. >> reporter: mobily had a similar thought when the moores sued her parents over their mountain view restaurant. one violation was that the door was too heavy. they fought the case and they won. she is now suing the moores under the rico act. >> i have never seen it used in this part of the law before. it's primarily used for mafia and drug traffickers. >> she believed the moors lied against her parents. >> alleging wire fraud and mail fraud. >> reporter: this is a frivolous case. >> reporter: this attorney is defending the moores and said his clients have been helping americans with disabilities. >> it saves the taxpayers money. we don't have big buildings of enforcement personnel. >> reporter: the moores filed two motions to dismiss the case. the send was dismissed just this month. the case moving forward into the discovery phase. abc7 news. >>> part of an east bay closed for about a year is back open this morning. this is redwood road in march of 2017 after part of it buckled due to the wet winter. the road

. >> reporter: michele burnel had to make some changes at her mountain view hardware store of a being sued foye violation of the americans with disabilities act. >> we had to lower the signs. >> reporter: randy and tanya moore filed that lawsuit. it was one of five in mountain view, 14 houp across the state. like most burnel settled out of court for $20,000. >> i was thinking it was illegal. >> reporter: this attorney had a similar thought after the moores sued her parents over violations at their restaurant. they fought the case. they won and she is now suing the moores under the rico act. >> i have never seen it used in this area of the law before. it's primarily used for mafia and drug traffickers. >> reporter: she alleges they lied in the case against her parents. >> mail fraud and wire fraud. >> this is a frivolous case. >> reporter: he is defending the moores. >> congress wants private enforcement of the disability laws. that's what this law firm does. it saves the taxpayers money. we don't have being buildings of enforcement personnel. >> reporter: the moores filed two cases to

like most, burnel settled out of court for $20,000. >> i was thinking it was illegal. >> reporter: this attorney had a similar thought when the moores sued her parents over the mountain view restaurant, one violation being the front door was too heavy. but they fought the case and they won. and she is now suing the moores under the rico act. >> i have never seen it used in this area of the law before. it's primarily used for mafia and drug traffickers. >> reporter: she believes the moores lied in the days against her parents. >> which is basically alleging mail fraud and wire fraud. >> this is a factually frivolous case. >> reporter: john o'connor is defending the moores. he said his clients have been helping remove barriers for disabled people. >> congress wants private enforcement of the disability laws. that's what this law firm does. it saves the taxpayers money. edon't have being buildings of enforcement personnel. >> reporter: the moores filed two motions to dismiss the case. the second was rejected earlier this month. the case moving forward into the servicery phase. in san jose,

we can provide these customers will come and say i'm building a shopping center and i'm affecting burnell pools are in fact doing. do you have something that can help me offset my requirements. so we take a look at our mentor we provide them a quotation for a solution and then we barter that those credits to them as in a non-tangible transaction we give them a relay for their liability as a certificate of good well. but how do these banks choose to invest in unprotect one species rather than another. happens to those endangered species living in areas of the us with us nobody has no economic development and therefore no one to buy credits. choosing between one endangered species on another dangerous p.c. it all depends on market demand. buying landscapes protecting landscapes accumulating their landscapes it's a phenomenal opportunity to be able to use a business model to achieve sustainability of nature where you weren't profitable we would have wanted to reinvest in the future projects. the laws of the market applied to endangered species surprising right. how could we let banks decide

we did hear about proposals for residential parking in the dog patch as well as in northwest burnell. >> one of the issues that's come up to me is the issue of the s tag which is very wide, i guess, in terms of its jurisdiction, and so a lot of the people are crowding the residential area around davies medical center, which is in the s period, and rather than paying for parking. cpmc doesn't want to pay for the parking, which i think they should, they take over a lot of parking spaces in the residential area. is there a way of diminishing the jurisdiction of these licenses? and if there is the oversupply of s's? >> and i can follow up with this since it is not on the agenda. and the same thing to identify as we look at the residential parking permit program with the very large zones. >> thank you. satisfied. >> directors any new or unfinished business? >> and limited to director torres' comment. seeing none, we will move on. >> that is right. >> mr. acting chair. there is no one running back from vacation with a false name being distributed. >> mr. acting vice chair. >> unfortunately,